The project is located in the Slovenian alpine town Kranjska Gora on the north western corner of the country. The brief required a public ground floor and small apartments on the upper floor that could be converted into bigger units.

The pharmacy is located on the ground floor with larger glazed elements and a recessed entrance creating a more open and inviting level for the public space.

First and second floors contain 6 studio apartments of different sizes, each with own balcony and large glazed opening affording views towards the surrounding mountains.

The basement level is a communal space with a shared area, sauna and leisure room.

The materials used have also been chosen as a response to the local historical tradition, using materials to emulate those of the existing building environment.

Cement tile cladding as the principal material which visually gives the impression of a tiled roof, however provides continuous skin which is used on both the roof and walls to emphasize the form of building further.

Larch is used for the balconies on the corners of the building in order to indicate the location the buildings form has been cut to reveal external spaces for the apartments.

Natural stone from the region is used as a material for the ground floor to indicate the entrance and difference between private and public areas.

Both these materials have been chosen due to their use historically in local traditional architecture.